Yep. I took a big long break from Drupal, but thought it would be appropriate for a project I started building yesterday. In two days I've found as many bugs:

Yep. I took a big long break from Drupal, but thought it would be appropriate for a project I started building yesterday. In two days I've found as many bugs: https://www.drupal.org/node/339384 https://www.drupal.org/node/339384 5 months ago, a maintainer with direct commit access to Views (a module with ~1M reported installs, probably the highest priority module, has been included into core in the latest Drupal release) committed and released some code without tests. Change intends to add help text to an admin UI, but also causes that text appear on the end-user UI. These changes made it into a release without any kind of oversight, and could have been reverted easily after being discovered and reported 2 months ago, but the issue remains in the released stable version. https://www.drupal.org/node/2599248 https://www.drupal.org/node/2599248 Someone added some code which tries to filter an array, but forgot to pass the array in as an argument -- the code immediately complains and puts many red notices on the page when invoked -- how this was missed I have no idea. This was fixed hours after the bug was introduced a month ago, but the bug made it to a "stable release" and not the fix, so anyone installing the module in the typical fashion is affected for basically no reason.